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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Aug. 2G-Couou steady. Miadlnz 9Ac-;;-..
Flour stsdy Howard street aud Western su9ernn" - -
brands 81 - 80 so Psauscs Faulty - 10 ia susrAye
Patent - 70. Whes-SouiherR steady. lie ''I 6.
10 Amber 81 a 7Sc Western Hraer and dull, % =
inier Red spot 49, &c. 764c asked Senien
49,. CorI-soHlherr nrncr Wake GOO. ieio~ D. s''e
W. es. sn1sr her 6be. SOC U1t STEADY.
southern GS,c Western B. G5ac Ttstsrn iIsl
blc....Hay nm Pune to Dhoice "catern 81" w. w.
SD 50..-... PROVISION steady. dul Ness Fol@ .
aal7 o.. BuiAmeaS -snoullor' all t!'' lao SHie s
yacEeI 7a9C. Iscou-eho.lieIs "a &c e." a..
SIDE, orc Hams l2LS lie. laie-Eefne, a. &c
~ a25c.Egrs lower a. l. tc ... Fetrooum stsAiy-
Rsnned tLe...... Coae'-Iuo o@rgoet onHuay T." tAIr
KeSnsl To-. Io-3c Wniske7 s,.a1y at = ii~sl 70 -.
trsenu q Lv'r'"o per steamer aa - 'li"n ,s,t
Wheat 700 bush. Cern $500 uuss- oats 200 Snsh
Rive 800 busG Shipmsnts-f."ui -. - Us W aoa'
$4,000 bu.h Com 200 lush sass-"heAt '@,"oo onsh'
corn 10000 bush
BosTov Aug 2G-Fou- cu.ct-Con nen Extra, - %
- orr dul'-steamer yellow d.. steamer Mixed 81 a
55c oats dun SO n.te Cd" % 3. H,"f'. gn''
er.us $50 oo Latte. 'ul- wc,tern IytA orr,n~-y
n'rv rvtra ~ e. Che''. au-i.~- sew ol. 'a'
Vermont :. "a D, -LFf' 'i-.fy Tern i,i-' ,or
J. 900 sasn. short, $500 lu-l.
CAuAao. Aux ls .s-i.us .atIro' rauEei - ooT'.
EcrrAlo. Au= -C-"r-4t-&'. i,ra heavy ger.
Whra nunct D." osrs Of 40 Ir.l -'.t .l '.4
stranger Auc - s"'. deH'n.. ~" ~"
cars W-,te-u 900 tctc an 1000 'n'' of 'n'- o
cA-~,1 T., ma ,,- go,
.. Canal ;r.irIt. -r.-d, an unchanged q" heat 500
Corn $50 r~. c.p.--l.oIr lt tuI t.f r"' 81" ''
tn'.- H. fo,, 't''al-at'-f ,ir ,,o 1o -' -'''
ba,I C.n4 - p'aen,'-"ls. 10 600 Dui- Cos. '.o'J
hush hA;s ..''' Das.-
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IayrEroo Aas 20 e. G,%s en- III ana do pT M
gs"sry . ~ n"'si, oo6 opSs iucl1dns 1000
b.es TO- p~u-ton 1nd export Receipts. l4VuO bales III
fai1it 1a -, lie 1es rpan Log Miai,a s clause
n.Iia,l.r 30 y.-- ~ t4f 10 september aHt October
driver, ~ s4d l,' D. ga. 20 October am So'em
err sod DO Drcsmprr an January delivery. 2eEa.
o. January 4nt Fc1r.ar, arnvery t2G4d DO February
snd &arci dsi,vsry 2.C4d 90 september delivery YS
ierdir. f. os,cre. a, today clearing 1000 bales new
90 .rl 1a ~" oo e week g. 900 bales American 600
bales sieculator' toos. sou SIC. exporter, ooN oe
54es toi sde, o ' .so 'a' s.1 10 ..e 81 eoS
baas America o., bales iG", 'to,- 90 200 ss' s
'JAles Amerc Al 40 900 Dnes ,,-, -, .oo 49,. Ana,
Future. dull Upland. Low Nfddur clan'- August 10
; = ga nurtr.i septe-SeF and October delivery,
nnyrr. "a Nov.nsei D.ceHSei hsnycrJ sod sal
Dsco-ssf a-~ J-su-' dsn'erI -o4a ,si's,.
rnaT, .nd MSrcn dsvsrv t4d buyers 40 eePIemOs 10
"E'' Futar., eis..l .,.ady Uplani' Low Niadlns
class nnso' ~ s4a saver~ DO ssrIs%Ser
OotsDsr ..ysrJ lo64d. suysis 40 October AAs Hofc"
sr ssv.ry SAD sellers do and January do
y'y 10 ' Sa r No. as9 M.r 4"sry SID
sellers IA sspteu9s- aslysrI zlotS sGr. 81. Low
AAionE So. Coed Ordinary. 81 t. sss cross receipts
w"vkS-Nsr receipt. sSsI sales sT'ss eo'S bales s1
PoTs ,.s,".,s ~ s1fs '-i as. HSaiss e' net
reSspi. bale srS 80 Sse' exports Cs~swlsel bale
N.t REGENTS bales gross lC5 bales eIport'
cOastwlse. S4io. Gass li3 bales A. ,,..u.~ -. = 49,
SAVANNAH Aug 70 Cotton steady Mladlns 9 Low
MiddiEr 1iSod ora MARI s. net and gross receipts
7Oa new bales expurts CoAstwIse 4OI bAIen h-eS 81
bales stick s.stt Gales o,r, ,..i.. .,nor,,
Coast s+6 bales s4ios. J. 400 bales ,,,..,. On
Nrw-OalrAxs Aug. 2S.-Cortsn steady Aiddinz ~
Low MiddIag Good Ordinary, net receipts I,So-
grsss 30 bales experts 10 France 30 OAsS Ao'
400 bales. stock. l7.4Al balss NO, ,.t... o.
M,efy-N. Of r@ospts 7 l7D bales gross IZoJ bales eh
b. IA bass Ia france --io" JAWS
sos bales sales ~ ~ ss<H .-- 49,.
cO4Strlse Angus sAo'AN - VIVA
227s bales. 24Z b~los 25th lpiD pAeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET

LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEw.YoRk, FRIDAY, Aus. 2e-BEEvEs- Receipt. were
st AID 81 cars have the past two day:
c1ss, and M@.d b, S a ears sdG a
a nsS due , ine for @s S oth total for 81.
DAYS si52 heal AGAINST lQ694 hsa for ne same tm'
were of state Bulls and Cows which sold at 81 ~
The Offering. at Jersey cry we're mainly Of Ordinary "a
hc Yards Tie mike opsasd at strong Pros
but had ne closed out It slight de
cline from Early sales ou3.ty considered hSweysr the
Tstaps,o e. 90 81 ~ Ia PogP 10 Ear Tatye stee1s a,
90 Good 10 Prime no at - e5 80 80 and few Choice
Bus stays oxen sold az 81 7Oas3 60 and carload
shipments morrow vii be $50 quarters ~ Beef in the
CITY Richmond and The Hslvstia VII probably get Of sun
cattle and $50 quarter. Of Beet
9 90 pr 100 u do l4t5 H. At 50 20. sdo. 1884 n at
f' ~ 90 100 y at & No. :, o sds 1870 n a.
t3ao DO q, ~ !. s. H. a" 40 lss2 a go 2 y d a.
= ." dS Lon; ,s.nd ry .: S" 1otg ~ e. 81 m -
a. - 80 per loon 2odo e4l D. at - 90 DO $40 To-
s. sc6ambofr ii OHIO steer, 1880 N averar. at - 20
pGr zoo ~ do 1859 ~ ~ - 80 ~ 20 I2sa 10 at - -
per- sp dS IL o s;s ssft s. % "9 20 DO S
20 ~ a. ~ d. a. g &C. IaS' d. a. - - ~ 40 - -
~ no. llt7 r. At 81 go; n do 145l ~ - so edo 1884
co. 70 Rtn,scy steer. iiio sgcraqc
a. 80 30 per Joe r. II DO KS D. a. e. y ono 90 d i4S %
do. 1910 H. 81 % y Iniian- DO 1897 n = 81 l2s %
. 30 u 90 It4o b. Al = - - Texans, sol n, At
e. 30 Kepacs s;.sr! q1s
q 10 r S DO i4S = a. q s. sdS 90 y at = 80 Y
Indiana 10 l45 10, A. - do no n atss e onto
- 20 do ~ Il ats 10. l2i a. 81 30 10 ll$2
%e. SS G %G 1900 n At g. % p ac ~" h. at s. s.
st.e I.io n a. - 90 do 40 K At * 80
age At = pei 100 do i4.o n 1t - so - do. 1877
HaliraSecI & Hollis. . state Bnil, 900 = av-raro
JoSh baccy - stat t6s so p ayerasc 81 70
700 TO- se n q: - were S' t0 had. 9o % sc week and
lower Tar Grasses ami Pnticrmilks At q8c: and Fsd
Calves sold Al =. WIKI Common u Choice Ncab Drng
S4e'~i lenneck ~, ~ nn,iermgs chy,, ~ -
n al 81 d. 224 H. stsa 90. Fr 10, ia 10 al - 3d.
nj g. rcrI no = - g 90 n. 50 % 80 vea iio D.
Hume & Mullen IS Brt.crnk calves 292 y nvcrago.
Al s so 70 i22 =. ats7 Ycar'i g. 41g a. - 30
'rs1.'k = aae%%ey ~ ~. HH,'e-n 49, NJ s s
40 ~ Do al - !. ,.rsi.. -. Z. n a. =, 80
Event pdcocs: 5S ni'ernlK calves 81 h average
a BE- p, " les IS ,'' 4. a. ci., "a, - ovo-, AZ
%ewto" & aette: 10 l.ras.es 2iI n ayerasc at ? pc
"eHUrP ATp LAMns- Rece'rts were o cars OF 5.eoG
heaI9 Jcr.o' cry and car a. totlst IoIa Tor
sH DAYS a'o ira against 4"ol heat Tor Tie same me
Tnr m.r.et wa narev '-'y for she-p. in fac' TIME
easier Tor ,oma9n so. a.. ,- , 80 e" s "" Inc
ST or,mou io rme -loep RANGE" from 10 &c. and
r,a,lus &C. aul u,.- sc og down to 3@a4ec Ie pens
wee uo ".iri eve. 81 t'r '" nc, Sna '.' -
a. ., a.s g. 10 - H. - - - ~"n--~ ~o 10 30 a.
: rr., er l3i Western e..op 80 > a.er.se a. g. 70
pe, g 3D.. 81. D-.'iA .-.i' 40 r. o., -oo ~o - H.
r....,. o- >f,-. 4,ee. SO p average. % 8 &c
prm l..o ruu. a. q. at5., 10 Lambs 90 r. al ''o'
Ws..' tr, 4, g.. % peup,7 lvara sheep 81 AVERAGE.
..,-- '. d" az r '"''' ''-
10 fr. ' s.. N tNfTa~c
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IrvgIPool Avg 2s-rroviaosss acon Cns osrlani Hu'
Cd Long Ols4r MiAdlss ala vi short IoA' A ~;
Izs Cd, Short OIL sAsalssra go 81 30. WI %
sOs Cd Tor EXTRA India Msss Pftrs Mess 1ls -
Prins Ass.. 72A cd. par sbLi Prize MSS - 49,
7I.Oi s7s Co ard-Amsrcan Sts5d rrlns ssS
srn Ss. cd Lari OIL 64A 6d HaHs-l"ns ohc rs %
Shoulders 23AOL Buttsr-lO7s Vi per o' Nd
stateA Cheese American Choice 5Ia Oh ~
Western Spring is Id aGs Adj itel "htsr s on ~
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rrpoppAy FINANCIAL MARKETS

1o,poS Aug 2s-l2.3O p m-Consols IOl 2 TOT LON
,hs MI Four Per cent bonds
1885, DO -Four Asf Per Cont honds ra0 ZIP 81 S
Comnsn sIat Ee~-Yerk Central. llOi4i pennsylvania
b0T, Reading III CasshsD Pacltc, b1 -, O, ,,a,..
Pars Three Per Cent heute ~ - ~AN'
81 fer the secssHt 49, o..ond Marian.
a NJ Atlantic and Great Western neconu rsoi
Trustees Certificates 10 Canadian Pacl nc o0-S
do Second CoHsois lois Mexican ordi nary O'f d.
Com mon, s4h
Money per cent. 49,, - ..... "a, sbort hill,
A Der &c nj and fof months vi lis - Dei
BKRLS Aug Re.-Ths statement Of me impo o Va
(;ernsuy % specie OF z, lOOVOJ nzrss
Psrs anvrcos auatA Reutos Al 81
az and exchange on LONDON ~
hsnos a, checkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

ERlE RAILWAI.-Ihrough trains leave
Il 25a-st mimi rs elrllel tAan time shown IRON
,4alAoc.s 81 IoeA! s.A4s leave -V-S- Lom :" ~ A'
. q. IL. D4ny.-Dly EApress Buffet DraWmgroou
Coaches G. BIngha ton LIuulra, hyruell-Y444ci i'h
estef, btfNo Nl~sals t~'-s; -..'""- S''vf'It
p m-DaAy Lhic,go ADD 81 iou.s Limited, SOLID
Me.d i,'I '' 1eS;laad cincinaaI c1.c1s, ana
Louis. Pullman sleo2ing Coaches 70 ls.-Aes,''' bHi
Lao N-dgnt ta..si IL --lisvA 49, AoO"-v' ~ o'''
: + n-D.uy. tnI,~so tAprcss. Pullman Day aud
stepping Ooacnes g. BASn4--s'n' L'."4.'' bu'@''
u, nldl.r gut. weg1 day.srulman sleeping coach 70
=, b.. s,-4.-..n j.so ""s,' ..' a. 545 90
o. . ~, 40 70 a n~' IL % noon 30
~ iS a. ~ 20 mia4g.L sundsys,
49, 80. D D. 10 20 a. n Il nooa, 10, 30,
40. 0H3, ~ .l. p. a., l. midnight AZ IONA ual'
~ P4ss4c "eeA aAy, o., p 49, sunda!s 80 d. H.
Paerssa weee d45s . 40. a., ! %, 90 80
20 "a 1 49, G' O. n'5 :io. 30 80. o. 8, 10 81,
- 30 ~ 20 y noon, / 40, ! 10 u. 30 ? 40
N,w.~ a.. la,l'on va :,wslA yees day, TO- 800
80 2J. 80. g 10 p u. an u midnight sunday .
10 a M. 20 80, ,. IL IN o On IN 900 q p,
S' e ao5 so'1 - 20, 80 g 3d. 20, 30
as SO i5 - 3d. o. "a s. 70 20 d. H. As. AS.
waves 4 45. .yo. IL 70 a. n. 80, $3.50 ?. III.
Non...eD.5 AID wni,e Lake, 4j, a. De, 30 ,. m
- az co'as4 80 a. n .5s 49, y 4ilo' 80
Mon m5ry, a. Il, 80, 80 ,. IL Sundays 80
scr.. to1 D.amo-a. week days; q. M 2 80 p m ~
Goshen dlleoru and Port Jery!s 40 -, 90 y
10 70 a m 50. 3 80. 90, 80. .. b, - IL d.
night. Htula,s. A., 45, 90 8. 10 TO- q, . 80 b
L nm. Add Hunal traius q Goshen an wa % D. ~
t. DusAc4 AIOOetO . 80 d. ~. sundays 90
q
AM Sleeping Coane tc ~ aimed, and orders i'r ne
n ckng 4nd tr4,er ~ ggise nag b. ;.t a. ne CON
t-es 81 Oh >ewyorF 80 3sI Fu.en-s. BIOo.lyn or :;
T,,-., trl.r. r. r tha West a--iv" I'm >cHY York az
2 n = l- 10 81 t r.. auI @ so az So p.
J. II. ~OCLT, Cent Mgr ! J. fARNiE g. !. Aet'
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JLkNtl
~ Trains iesve fou Climber St station io6 lHgS-
yood IcAany, Cost Spa Kill AID NydCk . 20. ~
20. 0 80 and u so H., 1 : p. 80 & % . ~
40, 80, {, 10 30 D. W. II md ght sunl~l = 'itO
80 a and N IOi Manuel npl "a alley
Muusey and Taman-' 30. 90 s. 80 a. ga, So 80
T. m. q :l5 p. satarI.ys only. SUNDAYS 80 a No.
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dull no May Oats steady Cash 26o Coverseed
active Cash 81 60 December 81 y Recelps-wheat
$4,000 hnsh. Corn 1900 bush. Oats 900 bush snip
ments-Whest &7000 bush Corn bush oats 4.OOO
bukA
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lion. based on me American standard o.
Good Ordinary

Good Ordinary .....-.. Is 16 Low Mdihng.... glG
St Good Ordinary -.....Tt- NadNlG--. ...... = '-4'
10 speculative circles he market opened at points de-
Cline and ruled dali aud weAA al DAY cosin- "i mol 10
tcu1Cr and other months. Liverpool accounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
Religions Notices.

ArTuE CHURCH 2ar.st an shave.
Church closed during mouth % August
Attic cfGrRcH. 4,tl-s,. aud 6tn.Ave
Rev. H. /. ELL or Will preach A. both services
Tho fourth In the .ere, masummer Bh,e Reaing.
vii bee gwen 10 The Noaeslato Nhhl'h 30 - -,
csn6uctsa by NE Rev WILLIAM WALTON CLARK A.
ossrous Of avaug themselves OF eso interesting services
WI bs rel ONed
Washington leigh, nc.hodi% tn'copSl Church 4,c.
morning am evening
All Angels Ep.cop" Church cor sl'''t anf lave
- j aud ." y N f'oh'hs suN''N 9
" Is Christianity civilized HeathenlsmF
rr:-eyIer,HR f"qges 81 1S sS.%.p Sf.r s4
A Manhattan Temperance A.-oriaiion resumes It's
great work at SSopsT P'ob spoaler
are IN prorrs.s to our coming season exec al
,oasr efforts - the great ''P-ss GIBBS rT..d.nt
Atwn-hnstcn -qurre 'lethod'-s Epi.cSpsl ChsrcS
Pastof Rev. CHARLES M dIFFIN. OF covington. Ky.
viii pr, ach morning 1880 and evening |o strangers cor
Brick Presbyterian Church 6h:ave. corner o. S7thst-
Rev H6SRf YAN bfh ., = pMsiiITScHfY b d. 81
Bnaaio viii preach. Strangers always welcome
Er.adwny tabernacle. corner Broadway and 3tihs st
1 T ts .u % S' Kew Pros.. wEyN
pn 81 Hs a. @ and rs NJ ssnssTs Welcomed
cGPrsP ar ESa a.
morrow mcranr ii ooOct PRAYER and .Sntsfonoe meet
ing GA "Wednesday evening strangers welcome
Ecrenn Baptist Church Bedford and Downing ats Rev
Z IL pSON p H. Pastor SUNDAY. August Is, preaching
~ Eev. J. NJ. BRUCE al 1913 aud 30
Collie sintc Reformed Church l2lsst amt sd ave- Rsy
] ELNENDORF. b. D.. Pastor-Seryeo AZ Il o'clock.
conducted by Rev. q. :. PLtM LEf.
re-, s"EH4 q If 1y s'a re
Hours service IL II Zion Church Madson-svS and
| 8sIh.st. ana y. IN IN the Chapel 40 East 43dst
calvary Bar.i-, Church. West 67tnst SeIween 9TH and
7th aves-Rsv n s. MACARTHUR breaches az II m aud
M. sunday school At As Prayer meetings Monday sha
FRIDAY. All arc cOriially invited
Central c.Dyter,an Church 57th st bet sroadway an
TIN ave- Rev. j. b. WlLSON H. o. Pastor rhls ehufoh W
remain open all summer Preaching tomorrow by he,
Mr. rERliE TT, OF Saratoga At II a. H. and p ~ All
cordially Invited. --------------
Fourt.euih street Presbytrrinn Church cor 20 a'a1
SERVICES H. Rev IRVING b. VI IL, OF PoekaXiL WI
preach PrayermeetiDg, "wednesday evening 'i'''~''
cordially welcomed
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WHITE STAR LINE: ,,.,.u,,,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNERPooL ,
~

iti;lTANNIC Csl f.i-ei. metnssiAl' sep = a M
~ RM NC tapt Graieil. Wednesiay S~pt -. a m.
Prom White StIl DOCK. foo ~ West io'h>t -
y. - DON $50 500 $50 ID 100 K RI g. ets
ON favorable seeraee from 90 he old oun'ry
800 second rrs 81 On these ste
rae $50 s5 SO and tG5 For inspect on OF
MANS other NOR a. ne cOmpanys once No
"a ~ Eroaiwly Nen.York J BHi = IsN AY. Ar.u,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Mhte star l. If. ste,m.hie ARABIC sailing
SATURDAY.. Srptrmb"r ~ 40f prt"hr - to icons
town ADD liVcfroH. VII second cabin and seer-
age .s,rnrcr, sEis. Elr r"ap4t ctblh PASSENGERS
wiz he b~rtne th@ sInou >tateroems and have
the Ths steamer has very
superior accommodations Storage passengers second
cabin, 435 ~eeHre $40 For Inspection OF psns app ~
the Companys ONCE Al broadway. OF TO any agent o. ~
hne-
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al.l rrs4n.erv Ise-i|e barr I'H-IG Essi 4'@
4os .ar y wa So . F a. Weak 9 40
1o,, lead, 80 Mo 44~c .o4t- weaker 10 N 'rso
.., -5 l,S ~ s. 49, ruiE MeIt. .,ront
~ ,a t ." @,y s,e-s1 sac. Of finished fool,
TIE D4s- % 81 90 Hu,'r qgie-f Hno, Dic'1'eT' -
9 1sc tti> ,c.'i' 80 90, t,' tr.'rr \ 4 ~
po.s arm Coamou and LlEht - loes, % fArnnr
AMI butcher, "a go~a3 30 Receipts 1900 ho-a shipment"
10 i. Caaa 100 Aggu'' So s.r'.m;,l '''-'
ooto'cr 7dc prrrm'rr ~, -a ,'rn' y" Al So Ne.
90 ,eo a".a cors 900 ou,n C,,, -.oro Oa'i
ss sas Ao 70 20 NJ &: ~ no c dull
so S.IeG . o. ID
40. zs-g -: Ta va. . g.' .. Whoa t 1%
vas ge. SO ioYa oA'' aa S., ' no At
qasl r'r. Aas.,' 'is 90 L1 1, 4"fa,.
R.e.ipr- iionr 600 Gol, %hra,
1 r-G - .oar $50 wheat Oasr Corn
bush. B-rIoy $500 bush
80 w. Mis6 50 .~so9c ...-., oAr'nrn. no. wA.s.
so" 2crs+'$ "sT 30 80 ~ IN W'.., - o.
Sa, "a, o. $50 sas I've sa,n Earer 30
p 5sS a, F rys' 800 sn.n n4oy coo S1,n
PlLADELrmA Au. 90 our .tsaay' se'aS. VICE '' -,
woa'-rs and rssn.y y+niI a!.S5 ans 800
80 Psnssyiv4n@ Roller rroao,s - loSSi -, delaware
famlv - sOSs4 40 Gear s. oasi o. 10 str4eA
- H. ind,-ra cs. s. g. 90 60 r'Iase - %
% - - lso ane soo'htIl i', ns1r s. s''t SV 90 no
Clo1s - o. o.. Mians.o- O:7.rs s':r - %, 10
cholce. S15oSs4 10 I've Fous s2toa2 10 PEI barre.
Tor ran oAsics h-gam"re quoted Al :. 70.
eads, ow sAies 30 Iea sIpor elevator 81 7"
go E,d Tor August 79a79.c. do ior h@rtesoer ~. q
1S1e as lot OeloDeI ST. &C. de lor November Il. q
49, CON m~iket ste4dy us isnani from any ssuro.
2oin.sL elevator At 64o 10 M1sd ief AnfSst 90 y
a.. s5slsc do ;or November ~ 900 gc.- oats ne
AfAei spot dull tut -tsshV 4ss OF Eeeci-o WINE
White 80 10 "he - &c 81" on t H. - =, Is
tu,ut.s "eTo sicsy ~. ~, s for oeIo.er gi .
G55o. for ho1emDei So. 80 ''~Is 81
VISIONS ss4dy. cav FAMILY per Dbl s. 1OGs@ 40
packets smoked Bsof zoe Bee ans ~ %
40 AaiIv $40 6O~I, 90 ham, smoked - Y<slte iAie-
| SO 10 Eulter wsak-PeBnsyivsns Creamery f1tra
| az 28c Western -re4merv Extra ~ 2Sc l. & sha ~
,,,sra. sn,or NewYorE run cream l2i.c. ONE hat,
lo.e rennsyv-a,a pari Inns 80 9 sr. % 1
OHIO ana other Western ur'r. az lse rsirsI.nm 70
ADsl test 6+c surAr-kshnss .lS~dv .ranni-'se
81 loe Conf.Gsnsr; az Se r sSss.f7 90
rso.,..-f,dss 200 OBJ. wnsat Is
1000 oats 100 oman rye sa,A Il, sa doS 6.
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Otrnn Steamers.

MAPS AND GUIDES OF
EVERY COUNTRY ~ THE WORLD
and
ALL or THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
AtKAND MoNALLY ( CO.'S. 81 BroalWaL
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Sew York CITY.

THE L. :. AND BhAZIL NAIL -. co.
Thomas, B4roAd =, Para. Nst4nh4n PEN Hiico
yi.e0. BueuOs Ayr.s, Rosario and pofts IA s'u-HeIh
Sea ship ALLIANCE. SATURDAY. sept 10 at p. NJ
Fr.m Newport News. Va. Wednesday s-pL "a, ~
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New-AOgA.
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A. THE. CHURCH 2oth-sJ an jth.tvo.
Church closed during mouth " August
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ION rl 81 : r. STATES MAIL STEAMERS

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRAN>AI Ian
u TIQTE FRENCH LINE TO UANRt.
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LOUIS pE BEBIAN Agent No. 3 Bowling Grssa-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-05-12
Singular Phenomenon Witnessed by a
Ships Crew-Peculiar Atmos-
pheric Disturbance.

New YORK, May Captain Swart,
of the Dutch bark ]. p. A., reports a
curious experience in latitude 81, north
longitude 81 west. A severe storm was
on, when double meteor was seen fly
ing through the air. One was very
black, and the other was dazzling with
light. The meteor fell into the sea al
most alongside the vessel causing
breakers that rocked the bark fearfully.
AS it shot into the water everything ap-
peared as sea of fire. The air became
sitting, not only with heat, but with
sulphurous odors.
The binding light was naturally fol-
lowed by inky blackness, and immedi-
ately there fell solid Jumps of ice on
shipbOard, and the decks and rigging
became covered with frost caused by
the immense evaporation, nowithstand-
ing the fact that the thermometer reg
istered $50. While the phenomenon
lasted the barometer oscillated so vio-
lently that no reading could be taken.
No damage was done to decks or rig
ging, but on the side where the meteor
fell into the water the hull was blister
ed. Soon after the wind increased to q
hurricane force.
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.B No party in Ohio is sure of an election
The party that imagines they are, often
realize their mistake after election. Fixed
majorities in this country are few and far be-
tween. ''The BATTLE" said Patrick Henry,
sis not to the strong alone; it is to the vigi-
liant, the active and the brave"
In Ohio this fall there is a good fighting
chance for the Democracy. Let good ticket
be put up, in good season, and vigorous work
be done. Mr.. Foraker will, no doubt, be
again the Republican candidate. Four years
ago George Hoadly beat him badly for Gov,
ernor, but, he defeated Hoadly two years age
when the tide was againstus. Columbus ant
Cleveland then went heavily against the
Democrats, whereas this fall it may be other
wise. This fall, with good work we antici-
pate Democratic victory in Ohio.-Canton
Dem.
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- The Ohio gas towns are extremely
Jealous of each other. They make faces
across townships and revile and abuse each
others gas wells. Findlay screams with rage
if any other town in the state claims to have
found enough gas to supply cigar lighter
Bowling Green grows greener with envy as
she contemplates the airs that Fostoria is
putting on, and they all combine to poke fun
at the efforts OF the Indiana towns to culti-
vate gas boom. Never mind, children, you
are all doing pretty we'll, but each OF you
could learn some points about the gas busi-
ness by sitting at the feet of the Pennsylvania
regions. This is the center of the natural
industry. Little wells that you go crazy over
are every day occurrences here. Take things
calmly. One would suppose you take your
exhilerating gas as beverage. City Der
rick.
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~" The Legislature of West Virginia has
selected Hon. G. j. Faulkner as United States
Senator. Judge Faulkner is a son of the
late Charles James Faulkner, who represent
ed Virginia and West Virginia in the Con-
gress of the United States before the late
war, and served as minister to France under
the administration of President Buchanan
The Senator-elect was born in Martinsburg,
Berkely county, W. Va, where he now re-
sides, and is about 40 years of age. He is by
profession lawyer. He was elected judge
of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, and has
held the Office up to this time. He is con-
sidered one of the ablest judges in the state,
and is universally popular with all classes.